| Norman the Mormon hears the doorbell ring
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| But inside they’re not answering
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| Peering through the window, to his surprise
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| The door flies open, «Come inside!»
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| «I am Jason the Freemason, what you’re selling I do not need
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| Mr. Patrick, orthodox Catholic, is more likely in your league.»
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| At that very moment Mr. Softee rings his bells
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| Ding-a-ling ding-a-ling
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| Quickly thereafter, Choco-Taco delight
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| While reclining on his brand new mountain bike
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| Now watch you most closely, for here the plot does twist
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| Enter Simon, the super Scientologist
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| «I'm opining sailing Simon. |
| Is you stupid or is you just high?
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| Mother Hubbard got me covered like Sarah Lee on her cherry pie.»
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| Norman says to Simon, «Hey, if there are really aliens
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| I would think that L. Ron Hubbard would have to be one of them.»
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| «Oh My Lord! |
| Oh My Lord! |
| Oh My Oh My!»
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| The Pie Man passes by on his way to the fair (and he says)
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| «Reason, won’t you put your blue dress on?
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| Reason, won’t you put your blue jeans on?»
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| At that very moment Mr. Softee rings his bells
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| So before Simon could bring his crushing blow
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| Norman raises his hands, «Oh no, oh no!»
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| Simon says, «Hey, we ain’t even finished this!»
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| Norman says, «Yes we have. |
| Here come them Witnesses.»
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| «Reason, won’t you put your blue dress on?
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| Reason, won’t you put your blue dress on?» |